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* [[Relativity/Lecture 16|Relativity/Lecture 16]]. | * [[Relativity/Lecture 16|Relativity/Lecture 16]]. | ||
* [[Relativity/Lecture 17|Relativity/Lecture 17]]. | * [[Relativity/Lecture 17|Relativity/Lecture 17]]. | ||
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* [[Relativity/Lecture 19|Relativity/Lecture 19]]. | * [[Relativity/Lecture 19|Relativity/Lecture 19]]. | ||
* [[Relativity/Lecture 20|Relativity/Lecture 20]]. | * [[Relativity/Lecture 20|Relativity/Lecture 20]]. | ||
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Twin paradoxes. | Twin paradoxes. | ||
Spacelike, timelike and lightlikee. | Spacelike, timelike and lightlikee. | ||
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Space and time. Time travel. Twin paradoxes. Spacelike, timelike and lightlikee.
The hole argument (why Wheeler et al. are so keen on wordlines intersecting at events).